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Print Your Picture on a Shower Curtain

by Caleb Johnson on June 3, 2009 at 10:01 AM


Are you having a tough time finding something to do with that perfect photograph you took while on summer vacation? What about that picture of your significant other sitting on the front porch? Still searching for just the right spot in the house to place that photo of your dog swimming in the lake?

Well, if you're struggling with these questions, the folks over at PhotoShowerCurtain.com (which seems to have run out of bandwidth with all this newfound attention) can offer a little help. Just choose between a custom tub curtain ($199) or a custom stall curtain ($149), send in your image, and two-to-four weeks later, you'll receive a shower curtain emblazoned with the picture of your choice. The shower curtains will not fade or crack, according to the Boing Boing Gadgets blog, even if machine washed.

According to the Web site, high resolution images (minimum 2,000 pixels) in clear focus with adequate contrast between the subject and foreground work best. Digital images taken with a 3 megapixel or higher quality camera work well, too.

In this hyper-personalized world, we think this product is a unique way to decorate your bathroom, if not a great way to show off your photography skills. [From: PhotoShowerCurtain.com and Boing Boing Gadgets blog]

Tags: bathroom, camera, house, novelty, photography, shower, top

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